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glos 46may2011:27spring2008.qxd08/05/201121:50Page1 XLVI Photography ~ Mark Eastment & 0117 974 7399 www.bristolzoo.org.uk cover courtesy of Bristol Zoo Gardens after b4 Gloucestershire b4 school Circus got their wagons rolling Film and Book Parents’ Page How Giffords tickets to the Thomas is at Dean Forest Win family in this issue: Look & Go Magazine May 2011 Cotswold Reviews Airshow Railway plus: ............................................................................................................................................................ glos 46 may 2011:27 spring 2008.qxd 08/05/2011 21:50 Page 2 glos 46 may 2011:27 spring 2008.qxd 08/05/2011 21:50 Page 3 b4(&after)school m a g a z i n e is published free of charge, six times a year and distributed to families via their children at nurseries, pre-schools and primary schools across Gloucestershire. The magazine is designed by us but printed by Lawson Willett and his crew of printing elves, who can be contacted on 01242 237652 should you need something printing. Contact the magazine: post: 2 Middle Hill Stroud GLOS GL5 1NT phone: 01453 755456 web: www.b4school.co.uk email: [email protected] advertising: 01453 755456 and 07760 885506 in this issue: 4 Out and about at May half term 9 Win tickets to Fathers Day at this year’s Cotswold Airshow 11 Film Review 12 A celebration of Giffords Circus 14 Win tickets to Thomas at GWR 15 Look and Go events listings towards the summer 16 Parents’ Page 20 Book Review COTSWOLD Wildlife Park and Is it just me, or do I sense a little more confidence and happiness in the air? The Gardens royalHello wedding was a hugely cheerful day. We hosted a big breakfast and went to a street party afterwards with bunting, tables groaning with home cooked stuff and everything. Great fun. All our outdoor attractions were busy over the Easter holidays too, which cheers them - and us - up after a couple of lean years. The good weather sets them up really well. And the kids do love a day out almost more than anything. It’s not cheap running these places for your pleasure, so do support them, they look forward to treating you to a day out (almost) as much as you look forward to having a day out with them. Have a lovely half term holiday. Alan Look out for special events over No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior written permission. b4(&after)school magazine holds the the Bank Holidays. copyright on all articles and information in this publication and hereby asserts that right. www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk Readers are invited to submit articles and materials for reproduction. While we take every care with such submissions we reserve the right to amend them or alter them according to our editorial preferences. We also cannot take any responsibility for loss or damage to Burford, OXON OX18 4JP (01993) 823006 submitted materials. Send copies of work, not originals. No part of this publication, whether text or picture, can be reproduced without our express Open Daily from 10am written permission. Mid-way between Oxford & Cheltenham www.b4school.co.uk 3 glos 46 may 2011:27 spring 2008.qxd 08/05/2011 21:50 Page 4 Dean Forest Railway Feed the Lorikeets, Forest Road, Lydney Lemur walkthrough, Seal GL15 4ET & Penguin Coasts and 01594 845840 Butterfly Forest. Your little Thomas the Tank Engine monkeys can also go will be visiting the Dean wild in the adventure Forest Railway in early playground or in the June to help the Fat water play area, Splash! Controller keep the And for the more daring trucks and coaches in there’s ZooRopia, the order. Go along and join aerial ropes course in the fun for all the designed for everyone family. Discounts are aged 5 and over. Come available for on-line on Dad. Go as often as The World’s favourite advance booking or just you like when you’ve turn up on the day. joined and if you’re not season is Spring... A special voucher to sure, try before you buy. spend in the gift shop is The zoo will refund the included with every cost of your ticket if you Family ticket. There will become a member be live re-enactments within seven days of with Thomas, Thomas visiting (keep your brake van rides, Thomas receipt). With the zoo’s videos, colouring, 175th birthday stories, temporary tattoos celebrations now in full and desktop toys in the swing, this is the perfect ‘Imagination Station’, time to become an plus Face Painting, annual member. Apply Punch and Judy, a online at Miniature Railway, and bristolzoo.org.uk or call Roundabout. All 0117 974 7385 attractions and three separate rides are The Cotswold Wildlife included in the entry Park Burford, price! Oxfordshire OX18 4JP 01993 823006 Bristol Zoo Gardens Giant Anteaters have Clifton BS8 3HA. 0117 arrived - these bizarrze 974 7399 creatures with their long Getting to know the lorikeets at Bristol Zoo Gardens Family fun, whenever noses, love nothing you like - with over 400 better than hoovering up species, ten undercover huge quantities of ants hat an amazing Easter we had, sunshine animal houses and using their very long all day, every day, Easter Bunny hunts, royal award-winning botanical sticky tongues. They can weddings and more! So - can we make May Half gardens, an annual stick their tongue in and WTerm even more fun? Of course we can! We have membership to Bristol out over 150 times a magical woods to explore, Thomas the Tank Engine Zoo Gardens provides minute. Their lethal and friends down in the Forest of Dean, new lion the perfect opportunity to looking and huge claws cubs to greet (aah), exotic birds to meet and so much enjoy the best of family are perfect for tearing more. And we also have some beautiful picnic place life at a lower cost per apart the strongest suggestions which are completely free to enjoy, visit. Get up close to the anthills and termite heavenly… animals in exciting mounds. Go and see …and remember we have hundreds of events in our immersive exhibits, which them - Zorio and Zeta - Look & Go Listings online at www.b4school.co.uk include Meerkat Lookout, soon. Out&About4 www.b4school.co.uk glos 46 may 2011:27 spring 2008.qxd 08/05/2011 21:50 Page 5 Come and visit us at Gloucestershire’s largest play area. Now under new management. CANNON AREA BALL RIVERS | SLIDES FOOTBALL AREA ZIP SLIDES AND LOTS MORE Mon-Sun 10am-6pm (Last Entry 5pm) www.magicland.co.uk TEL: 01285 885570 Puzzlewood A magical day out in the Forest of Dean Treat Dad to a Free Day Out at Puzzlewood this Father’s Day Magical Woods • New Willow Maze • Indoor Maze • Animals • Playground • Picnic Areas • Café & Gift Shop Tel: 01594 833187 www.puzzlewood.net * ONE FREE CHILD WITH A FULL PAYING ADULT AND THIS COUPON. Out&About www.b4school.co.uk 5 glos 46 may 2011:27 spring 2008.qxd 08/05/2011 21:50 Page 6 A couple of days later, games or just explore on Saturday 4th June, the woods and the deer- Elmer will be taking to park! Picnics are the stage in a journey of welcome, and so are self discovery. Younger dogs on leads. And if children will love this you’re a member of the colourful show. If, National Trust, you get in ...as all things seem however films are your FREE to both these thing, you’ll be pleased places! Join the possible in May. to hear that the Roses is National Trust then, showing Rio 3D (U), A obviously!!. Turtle’s Tale 3D (U), and Winnie The Pooh (U) this Beechenhurst half term. Speech House Road And there is the usual Broadwell, Coleford, range of workshops on GL16 7EG offer, including the Short 01594 833057 Shoot Film Workshop on Right in the heart of the 31st May, the Something Forest is Beechenhurst Funny?! Comedy where you can spend all Workshop for families on day! There are BBQs 2nd June, and the Crafty available, a Café selling Elmer Workshop on 4th ice creams, drinks and June. Full details at meals, a Shop and www.rosestheatre.org Information Centre and Play area for children. Chedworth Roman Villa For extra fun take one of Yanworth 01242 the several sign-posted 890256. Lodge Park trails including the Sherborne 01451 renowned Sculpture Trail 844257 - the walk features Thomas hits the buffers at Dean Forest Railway If you want to use your pieces by famous artists There will be flying and pushchair friendly brain a bit, then have a set in beautiful woodland falconry displays from and children under 3 get go at the free “Timeline” surroundings. 28th to 31st May, you in FREE. FREE I tell you. quiz at Chedworth can get up close and Roman Villa. Discover Puzzlewood, personal with a big The Roses Theatre history from the Roman Perrygrove Road, snake every Sunday and Tewkesbury GL20 5NX conquest and beyond! Coleford Bank Holiday (weather 01684 295074 You can also see how far GL16 8QB permitting - the big This half term there are they have got with the 01594 833187 snakes like a bit of two very different – but new cover building for Puzzlewood is resuming warmth!) and/or you can equally entertaining – the mosaics (though you normal service after the take a ride on the live shows to choose won’t see them this year exertions of the many railway around the Park, from (or alternatively, go – next year will be pretty bunny hunts there over climb into the tree house to both!).
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